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The rhododendrons at Sofiero Castle and Gardens are on their way 🌿 Not quite in full bloom yet – but something is shifting. Buds are swelling, colors are beginning to emerge, and the garden is quietly preparing for one of its most spectacular moments. ✨✨ Over 100 years ago, Crown Princess Margareta, originally from the UK, saw the potential of Sofiero’s two ravines as the perfect home for rhododendrons. In 1907, she brought back a single plant from her childhood home, Bagshot Park. That very plant, a Rhododendron catawbiense, was placed where the ravines meet. It still flowers there today. In the 1930s, King Gustav VI Adolf began building the collection into what it is now – one of the finest in Europe. Today, Sofiero is home to more than 10,000 rhododendrons, spanning around 450 species and hybrids, many originally brought from East Asia by early plant explorers. This is the moment just before it all unfolds. Welcome to share the magic! 🌸🌸🌸 @sofieroslott #sofiero #rhododendron #springinsweden #visithelsingborg #gardenhistory

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🍇Spring is the perfect time to plan a vineyard visit in Terra Skåne! 🌳☀️🌼 Here, in the Northwest of Skåne we grow wine shaped by our climate, our soil, the seaside, and the people who dare to explore new paths. ✨✨ All our vineyards carry the signature of Terra Skåne: curious, local, and unmistakably Scandinavian in every grape. 🍇 Everything is coming alive during spring, this is the perfect time walk between rows as the first green leaves appear, meet the pioneers behind the wines and taste a region in the making – one glass at a time! 🍷 Plan your spring escape and learn more at @terraskane or at the vineyards: @arildsvingard @lottenlundestate @halldorasweden @ljungbyholmsvingard @kullabergsvingard @aplagarden @aftonmoravingard @thoravingard @vejbyvingaard

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✨“Running a hotel isn’t about décor. It’s about presence.” ✨ Inside a former 1890s bank with heavy vault doors, ornate ceilings and the city’s oldest elevator you’ll find one of Helsingborg’s most atmospheric boutique stays. Meet Annelie Riippa, the director who stepped into her role during the pandemic and chose to rebuild not just a hotel, but a culture. Through leadership, structure and genuine care, she helped shape The Vault into what it is today; warm, personal and quietly refined. Originally from the north of Sweden, Annelie found her way to Skåne because of love and stayed to build something new. What she loves most about Helsingborg? “The magnificent stone buildings, the sea, the walks… it reminds me of my hometown Sundsvall up north – but spring arrives earlier here, and I love that.” Annelie is smiling. Thank You, Annelie, for helping shape Helsingborg as a place people don’t just visit – but return to! ❤✨ #VisitHelsingborg #helsingborghumans #portraitsofacity #portrtaitsofhelsingborg